Parts of Speech and Sentence Structure
Letter Writing
Poetic devices / Figurative language
Stories we have heard
Adjective order
Persuasive techniques
Common idioms
Stupid Answers
100

This part of speech tells what the sentence is about.

Subject

100

This is the first part of any letter, usually starting with “Dear.”


Greeting

100

What poetic device compares two things using like or as?

Simile 

100

In All Summer in a Day, this is the name of the girl the other children were unkind to.

Margot

100

Is there a specific order for Adjectives?

YES!

100

This persuasive technique appeals to logic using facts, statistics, and reasons. (Logos, Pathos, Egos)

Logos

100

"It's raining cats and dogs"

It is raining alot

100

This U.S. state is called “New York.”

New York

200

This part of a sentence contains the verb and tells what the subject does?

Predicate

200

This part of the letter tells the reader why you’re writing it

Opening line

200

This device gives human qualities to something that isn’t human, like “the wind whispered”

Personification

200

This is how often the sun appears on Venus in the story.

Seven Years

200

In "a beautiful old house," these are the two adjective categories being used, in order.

Opinion, Age

200

This persuasive technique appeals to emotion using feelings, stories, or vivid language. (Logos, Pathos, Egos)

Pathos

200

"Break the ice"

To start a convorsation

200

This shape has three sides and rhymes with “bri-angle.”

Triangle

300

In “a big red dog,” these are the two categories of adjectives being used, in this order.

Size and Colour

300

This is what we called the letter that gets sealed and returned to you at the end of camp

Letter to my future self

300

this device is extremely exaggeration, like ”I’ve told you a million times”

Hyperbole

300

In the Disney short Piper, this is the animal that learns to overcome their fear of the ocean.

Sandpiper (Bird)

300

This category of adjectives usually comes right before the noun itself, describing what something is made of.

Material

300

This persuasive technique appeals to credibility, using trust, expertise, or character. (Logos, Pathos, Ethos)

Ethos

300

"Piece of cake"

Something is easy

300

This day comes after Monday and starts with “Tues.”

Tuesday

400

This part of a sentence contains the verb and tells what the subject does.


subordinate (dependent) clause


400

This part of the letter contains your opinion and makes up most of the letter

Body

400

What does “it’s raining cats and dogs” actually mean? 

It’s raining heavily

400

The Acadians were settlers from this country.

France

400

Put these three adjectives in the correct order: Plastic, Blue, Small (describing a Pen)

The Small Blue Plastic Pen

400

"As a Doctor with 20 years of experience, I've seen this work firsthand" is an example of this persuasive technique. (Logos, Pathos, Ethos)

Ethos

400

"Cost an arm and a leg"

Something is very expensive

400

This famous tower in Paris is named after a guy called Eiffel.

The Eiffel Tower

500

 This is the correct order for these three adjectives: Canadian, small, plastic


Small, Canadian, Plastic

500

These are the two things that come at the end of a letter

Closing and sign off

500

This device uses descriptive language to help the reader see, hear or feel something, like “the crisp autumn leaves crunched underfoot.”

Imagery

500

This is what happened to the Acadians when they were removed from their land by the British.

The Deportation of the Acadians
500

What is the correct order for these four categories: colour, size, origin, opinion

Opinion, Size, Color, Origin

500

"Imagine never being able to read a bedtime story to your child" is an example of this persuasive technique.

Pathos

500

"Let the cat out of the bag"

Reveal a secret

500

The animal on the Canadian quarter is a caribou. This animal is a caribou

Caribou

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